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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

|noon - roam q win Cor - k4lI dny
huliday. aftar having I'D mixtd meal
|frDm ~ fahls gisaningz. mix. uhsn
ne hase 4. aesoznpanied aiwnyn Win
some grain. This insures ! knlEnl .
Of eEss : day. and On Sunday, TO.
with ~ diseAse. An onnes a. ne
venfion : worth pound q eura. : -
old aangs says, o. words q I'M nasan-
ing; nsverthelsas. whan che fnzs dis-
ease among ths fowIs. Il fsusEl % hare
: runedys and here Is one from ezpe-
renee
We esrsainly. With Raehal. wuuld
IKE % hsaE from tis ladies," and WI
Welcome !" sxperiencs and inEidensn -
relatsd BIZ them. wen knowing the IN
terest taken By Al IN what thsy may
have 70 say.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02
MEXICAN VAR VETERAN


The vo1dsrful sfaeaey Of eslfss sPesias =
remedy and care TOR xheEmAalan ana I'll
blood diseases. has never had mere eoaaplo.
noaa illustration than this casa afurds. Tne
candid, unsolicited ana amphatie taatimionY
given b. tbs venssabss geutlsmEn must -
accepte4 es convincing and epnelaglvs, Ths
vfit5f q . prominsnt eisissn % klssisnippl,
TIE gentleman % when Mr.. Martin rafsrs,
add 70 whom be q Indebted for the adVfes 10
Which be Owes his anal relief from yeaEs q
suEaring, q Mr.. ktna, fsr many year. he poR.
glsr nlshi CLARK g shs Iewr0les Hsuss e
5Ae1sSx, Min., Apsil q. ises,
TIE Swirl epesia6 oompany, ktlaata, Ga
0entlsman: havs bean an iavAlid psnnon-
&c for 20 yeaFA hnVlna eontrnc1ea pllmo0nry
and ether diseases d he Maxtnaa var hut nol
tn ne lst % March, 1915, aid zeal any symp-
toms Of rAsametilm. On that day ma sad.
aenly stricknn with thak disease ID both Airs
ma snkisa Por snsntg eays i wsiisi g
crulches. fhen tha pain Was les vialent, hgl
u shifted from ioinf - eotnl. Fer weeks
you'd he Totally diHahle4, elfhar % ono uids
Of my body 81 he other. Tha pAtn nBguE len
ne ! mcmant for sisyan yeAEs knA seVsa
msnths-shst = fran March ]. lsIs. uhea I
vas cured. DyFing thsss eleven ysas q In
enss suffering ] trisd in1urasrahis praHeEip-
tioHa from w1Eiona Physicians, aaa kEtaA evuEy.
thing Suggested b frieuas, bot Il ever y.
cefvod the least base11 from any medicine
taksn Internally q sEasEually, en- nct aware
a II Finaliy, abOna Ne Isl q s1ptemAer, I
made srrAnGsmanas 70 60 - the Het ap1lnzs
% ArGansAa, having da1eakEod 81 avnrY afhnE
remedy. whsn sccieaafaily mt an olA e.
quHintAnee. Mr.. King. ~ - tAe LaHsaAcs
House Il ths city. Re hna oaes ben grsal
sullsFsr from rheumaafIm, asa aa a1pp1ne4
kad beea earsd ~ via 10 nos epringa BAT
whsn met him hs taia ne tAaa hia viHis -
~ Hes epxinw was h vnin-ha founA % -
lief On hiB reenrn fEo@ Hot apElau ~ hard
fer he erst tims. 81 he q q q e FsmedY
Tor rAamat1am. he tried 4 nn1 ~ hotties
made ; eomplsts cure. several years have
paase4 si1cs, Aui hs has had 70 RsiuEn e NJ
aiNaaan.
Iimnsaiataly rstnrnsa - hTA q SEQ.
temhsr I sook four bctliea, en4 ~ The igt e
ocfoA1r WAa WeIl-as fr a tAa Fhsamatizm
waa coooernsa- AL pain had alnppn1EsA, naa
I SAVE uoF sur FwEHaB % n aHcR
have - tn1aFos1 d 0aking tki8 slA1amaas
cthsr tAAn ne hopa thnt q nap alreat snms
oshsr suGsreF 70 . are soarue e. EefiaG. a. q
q has thls result I A. weli rswsFaea faR ny
, ssssa ..; an rss Feal'ssfA,F ~ s.sT
Pr ssls - 81 drukziskn. Troxsaas q Esoa
ard skfa uiaaAglH matze4 frsa
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

L. NxExxR. ESQ. Puyallup. W. t.
DEAa sIB; send you BY Mr.. ostrAn-
der = sample a sugar cane, The stalk
az cane of which contains, think, As
wuch sarcharine matter as the ordan-
Any sorghum. This sample vas grown
ii my garden near the state capital,
On hirh sh0tciAy lAnd, and has bad
no rain upon Il sufficient &c wet the
roots since ID came up. and Is az course
xrRatly awarfesi Doubtless. with 3
rroper season and sod, Il could BE-
grown 70 double the sac ot this sam
fss. II / DO not over-estim&te the
Quantity Il s4ccharine matter con
ssined ii the stalk OF cane, together
With tie value a. the corn and fodder,
Il IA Y add another % the sagAT-pro-
daeing plants which may b grcwn .
asvanisxe 10 northern lAsifudes. Your
larn uiArisy With thssugAr industry VII
snahis you readily % decide uhe,heE o.
not il 4 woFtA experimenting Win
Though nos engaged IN agTie1lt1re
myaslf, ] fesl dssp intsrest u every
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

- 4cnae 2mIels O. boxes. eipe TIA
st1ah hey Lizzie ahcTei, AND 81 him Is
etk Il yUn onoonEnRs him ~ cfIeF-
20 pe1nF for EVER little u4ron i1ad
1aet enoush.
49, NmAh gisf win do the work
49, - vel - . snail boy: but you
neeae I Hek her % draw tas ioadi for
3 cent lnat because shs q . gin Pay
SET q Jon would boy Fannv Flsid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

1OUr@~<DMEN 100.
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DUY MOVIE DON'T DELAY
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eoLonrse BuTTKR


The New York Tribune says
The fact stated In the next excerpt Is
regarded By " Fafm, Field and Stock
man aa sufficient reason why Arh-
fetal Oolortng 81 Butter should be
stopped, even by legislation, 4 neces'
sary:
THE practice has been carried 70
such 9 pitch that CONSUMERS have been
educated 20 conSider something wrong
in the butter Il q y not colQred beyond
the tint Of grass butter. However In
accent the butter color, Il Is fraud
for sven In winter, Il cows are properly
fed and cared for, the butter viii be .
pleasant yellow"
We always have refused 10 color
buttsr, and believe IL i a foolish within
Of consumers 70 require L. The prac-
kies should be discountenanced by con-
sunsrs; then legislative action would
~ unnecessary. The choice does not
lie with the producer altogether
Dusty srRlmrF
Every one Of the eight or nine years
thai have bean talking % the Prairie
Farmer family about poaltry. have
spoken III season and out Of season
about getting q supply OF dry road
dust, OF other hne dry earth. and put
ting Il away where Il would keep dry
Tor use IN the poultFy house IN winter,
when the hens couldn't get 20 the
RTeund; but not one farmer IN dcxeu
Decided my valuable advice. They az
thonght they would attend % i some
dme, but they kept patting i OF until
Il Was too late, and suppose they wll
do the sane thing this year Il dom
stir them up about H. Get the dusi
while everything i IS " dry IS dust.
non't wait nntd the fal rains GENE
and then. when ! eel you 20 sprinkle
dry earth over the dropPlngs under %,
roosts, and 30 give he hens plenty q
dust - wallow In, ask me, Where o.
earth am % get any dry earth, wkeE
Il rains every day
You naa3nf say that YOU are busl
and hGven't time: everybody has Al
the time there Is, and Il won't take yoS
forever and 8 day 70 sheycl up /
big load Il dry earth and pct il away
not unless you are siower than ans
nan I ever saw, and hnys seen som.
pretty slow cnes. II ycu have small
boy. and the small boy has q htfia
wagon, tand who ever knew SINAI
bow thai didpt have htde wagoa
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
ght at Last.

GALVESTON, Texas, Feb. 17-Rumors
have been in circulation here for several
days affecting the integrity of Judge
Thomas NJ. Joseph, for several years treas
urer OF the grand lodge of Odd Fellows
OF this state. Grand Master Barnett Gibbs
arrived in this city last night and in an
Interview with Treasurer Joseph learned
from the latter clean confession that he
was short in accounts with the grand
lodge TO the extent of $23, lS5; This EN-
braces the entire fund belonging 10 The
lodge Joseph said he lost the money nearly
four years ago in mining speculation. He
was candidate for reelection TO the Office
OF treasurer but he was defeated. he was
mayor of Galveston from 1858 TO the fall
OF 1862; always stood high in The commu-
NIFTY; is nearly seventy years oid; has
large family of grown children; is utterly
Frustrated over The downfall. Grand Mas
ter Gibbs declares he will prosecute the
defauling officer until the doors OF the
penitentiary are closed upon him. Joseph
is practically under arrest now.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Prohibition in West Virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. v, Feb 17.-An IN
expected turn was taken by the senate this
morning when a bill which had been
passed by the lower house to prohibit the
sale Of intoxicating liquors and drinks
within the state came up for its passage
The opponents of the bill discovered the
fact that they could not defeat ii, and in
order TO do the next best thing they called
for vote on the joint resolution, which
provides for the submission of
the question of prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating
liquors in the state which had not yet been
announced. Upon call of the vote for
submission three members who had voted
against submission changed their votes to
aye, which gave The patrons Of the resolu-
ton two thirds majority. Submission will
be voted on in November, 1888, the next
general election. The lower house passed
the resolution two weeks ago The bill
which prohibits the sale of liquor and
drinks was then laid on the table. Pro
hibitionists are enthusiastic over the vic
tory.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO. teDruafy q.
Wheat market more a~tive and stronger to
day. The market opened IA higher at 7951 for May
delivery owing the favorable tenor Of European
market advices. Public cable advces quoted firm
market with prices tending upward and private
cables also came in The oerigs were free at the ad
and the price fell of t. ss and closed for
the day at outside fl cures.
There features developed in The
market moderately act early but later ued
quiet. T.ward close there firmer feeling
with fair purchases and tine market closed lsQf 4
higher than yesterday
cats ruled s'eady and n shade hioher.
The large receipts of We hogs accompanied with a
reduction in p ices he sign for q large specula-
tive Offering in provisions.
The markets all ruled lower.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Chicago live Stock.
CHICAGO, Februarv II

CHICAGO. feDrudfy l.
The Drovors Journal reports cattle receipts 1910
shipments 2sgs. market slow. 10 lower; best heavy
81 Nes5 25: shipping St'ers go 30 10 pounds S coo
10: stckers and feeders slow, 55S S. coss bull:
aud mixed 81 1903 10 bulk 81 60G3 -: zeal Texas
81 12ls; through Texas cows 81 20
Hogs--ReceiDts 21.'nU. shipments HOO markei
slow 5d 10 cents lower; rough ana mixed S5 G55 a.
packing and shipping s. 2eG5 10; light "a 65as5 20
skiis 50 4Ad4 ca
sheep-Receipts 1000 shipments 1919: market
stronger: s. tsIo t western 81 0s4 C5 Tex
81 5Ual4 o. lambs s 5lSs9.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Special Notice to Ny Patrons.-There is
one d. j. Rennick who has been in my en-
ploy as hired man for the past two months
travelling over the city of Wichita selling
oil and gasoline from my wagon. This said
ID. j. BeDnick has been representing to my
patrons that he was a partner of mine and
that be had bought me out which > all false
in every particular. he has never had one
penny invested IN the business He is also
telling that be Is authorized to take up nv
cards, which is also false This is 10 caution
my patrons and the public that he is fraud
and the less you have 70 do with him the
better. T G.. SMITH,
Vita Oh and Gasoline Man.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
KANSAS SOUTHWESTERN
is a Kansas Road,

Aud is thoroughly identified with the interests
and progress or the state of Kansas AMI lis
people, and affords il patrons facilities une-
qusied by any line in Eastern and Jouthrm
kansAs running
THROUGH EXPRESS train. daily between
kausas City aud olsthe. Ottawa Garnett,
lois Humboldt Chanute, Cherryvale Inde-
pendence Winfield WELLINGTON Hsrper
Attics ana intermediate points
THROUGH MAIL rains daily except sun
day. between kansas City ami Wellington
and internedist- sNatious making close con-
pections at Ottawa. Cbanute and Ch.rryyale
with oar ersins for Emporis, Burlington, Gi-
rsrd Walnut AMI Cofeyville
ACCOEMODA fION TRAINS daily, ex-
cept sunday. between Kansas City, Olashe
and Ottawa
REMEMBER that by purchasing tickets via
THE line connection is made in the Uuion De-
pot NJ Kaus City with through tralnr to all
points avoiding trsnsfers and changes o; way
stations
THROUGH TICKETS can epurchasedvia
this line at any OF the regular oupon stations
and your baggage checked through to destina
ton East Wet North or South
PULLMAN SIEEPERS on all night trasns,
For further Information. see msPe and fold
ers or call on or address j HfSEu,
General Passenger Agent,
dl2S-u Lawrence kansxs.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.

hANsAs CITY, ftbruaFg Il.
Daily Indicator reports wheat receipts 2slsl shir
ments So In store SsSon, easy. No red cash. q
bid: March, 60 bic; Ma. - bid.
Corn receipts aDH shipments 1900 In store 4oc . n
stronger: No cash 2sea 291; March 2gls: ay sa4
Oars 10 cash. 26 hid bid.
Rye No cash. ~ bid.
Mill Stun.-Steady. 81 dried. N.
Corn Eeal-f;reen.s2 sacked.
Chop. -51lI; ulk 5Ssa -
Ship stnn.-Rulk. sacked 81.
Bran.-Buik. 81 small haled. IS 50. large, Ss.N
Hay FINN, fancyfsso
nl 2s turkeys. Old 10 dressed chlckens ga turkeys
tSe; ducks, SOS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
st. Louis Live stock.

Cattle-Receipts, 2i00 shiuments ma ket steady;
choice heavy 81 U0ss4 90, fair good
shipping steers 81 - 30. butchers fair
choice SO IjAu4 -: FEEDERS far good s. sQoS So
stockers fair to good 81 V0G2 30; Texas c.,nunop
choice. S S5Cd3 50
Hogs Receipts !5)0 market active, and steady
choice grades and butchers selections s. 4og
S 81; packing fair g',od. s. 25 G5 35 workers.
dum TO fancy. S. leG5 So pis common TO good 81 80
GsIS
Sheep-Ftec ipts, 229o; market steady; common to
fair, 81 5yee5 ~; medium To prime IS q "A IS.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Kansas City Live Stock.

I>d.'SaS CITf, rtbfuafy
steady owing to supply. good 10 choice 81 10 "a 40
common TO medium SS 04 o.; stockers. s. 500l3 IS
feeling steers s2 25s3 GO, COWS, common tc choice
81 2j03 -.
Hogs Receipts ssh; shipments 1920: scallc lower
as o. -
Sheep.-Recepts, GO: shipments GGD weak:
g2 -
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
NKw YORK. February II
Eonev cali easy at 2II "A per cent closed offer
ed al per cent.
Prime GIIsrcs,ntile paper 5c6.
Sterling exchange dull and unchanged.
Government and State bonds we're about steady.
Todays stock market exhibited more animation.
which, however. was attained at the expente of
quotations. There news of a character to
have much effect values. but In absense OF sup
port 10y leaders and cliques the professional traders
seszed the opportunity bring about declin- The
market quite feverish and irregular throughout
the day.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Anything in the garden tool line can be
found at 3 rs and $40 Douglas ave. consisting
of seed drills. combined drills with wheel
hoes. double and single wheel hoes, horse
hoes and garden -ltivato-s.
d'al2t j. A WALLACE, Agent
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
st. Louis Grain and Provisions.

ST. LoVR. February Il.
Flour-Hull and easy.
Whesr-Activr unsettled aud irregular. No. red.
cash e7ls a a7ss. March 40 nominal May. eoSSas
closing Su3k -,
March, syss NAV, s5JS, 5ols; closing SO hid.
oats-Dull and easier; NJ. mixed, ssS; March y
asked; May 1S5e.
Rye-Easy a o.
Barley-Ss.
Lead Dull and unchanged.
ButIer-About steady; creamery s4ass: dairy. lsts
Eggs- Lower at ISls.
Provisio s-AcIive and higher.
Pork-Sl4 IS
lard-S6 ~.
Receipts-Fiour. 2sO: wheat, 300; corn, 74W.
.tso: rye. 'uIo barley .tol.
Shipments-Flour. 1900: wheat, Saoe corn. a,0s
oats. avro rye, i0pa barley. GoN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Provfsions.-Sugar cured hams. ]l5% bacon a1<dried
beef 9: dried beef .cIe r. O. dry sail clear rib sides
s. o.; long clear s. 80, shoulders. So 90; short clear
81 no smOt ed clear rib sides, 81 81: long clear,
$. Sc shoulders S. So short clear 81 So
Iess Pork-Sl4 ~.
Lard.-Choice tierce, So Is.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK, February II
Recves-Peceipts carload No market for beeves
good. e ~
Sheep-Receipts 6S00; duh and lower with slow
sales a 80" 10 for sheep and z6 IS for lambs
drss Sed mutton weaker at eaS per pound; dressed
Ian bS dull at 7IG9
Hoss-keceiprs $3.50; nominslly firm at 5 70s6Oo
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Having removed my shop from s.1 y
Main to gig Douglas ave, where am pre-
pared to do all kinds of tin work. roofing,
guttering, etc, at short notice and lowest
possible rates. j. Z Rely
J-1fD,<
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
SANTA FE BAKERY
Established 1872,
Ia the Place to get Everything Kept in q
First-Clas Bakery.
ECKARDT & SCOTT, Props.
IA MAIN STREET
Township Officers.

Township Officers.
Read and Order what you should
Have to Comply with the Lew.
| Each Township Trustee should
have Trustees record, Road Record
Poor Record and a full set OF Town
ship Blanks; also some Stationery.
Each Justice Of the Peace should
have a Civil Docket, Criminal Docket,
Each Constable should have al
assortment of Blanks.
Each Township Clerk should
have a CLERKS Record AID Warrant
Book.
Each Township Treasurer should
have a Treasurrr's Record
stray Record, transcripts, Compiled
Laws of 1885, and full assortment of
Blanks.
GV The above should be furnished
to the Officers of each well regulated
Township,at the expense of the Town
ship. The EAGLE has the most com
plete Books and Blanks now published.
Each Road Overseer should have
Dad Overseer's Account Book, Re
ceipi Book for Labor, Receipt Book
for Extra Work, and Receipt Book
for Material Used.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

The Wichita EAGLE printing house keeps
in stock a complete line of justice ana legal
blanks and township blanks of all kinds.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Druggists Statements.

Take Cannon Ball Stage" from Cullison
for Greensburg 53-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Wabash Addition.

Between Wabash and Ohio ave and 9th
and 10th SITS; Also 2l Wabash add adjoining
. it on the east Only two blks II of Oak st
and within 800 ft OF street car line. The
cheapest inside residence property on the
market
For particulars enquire of JAS. L. Mead at
N,ederlander's office d196t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

3 lots on E Douglas, third block from r.
r. on which are three houses renting at S45
per month Price So. $50; terms Sl0,JJ
cash, balance easy. Must sell in few days.
RUSSELL s. kEACH,
d1g-4t* go y Nam ST.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

NEW YORK. February II.
Wheat - Higher; No red S9Ye1 elevator; SIG
9,l delivered
Iorn-Lower; No. . SIi9fslf elevator 49l@50 dsliv
cred.
Oars-Easier. mixed western :51ses7,whIte ssGe42.
o C,ffee-tar, Rio firm. "A.
Butte -We>tern; steady l2spS.
Esgs-Lpwer: IS
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

have K. 900 front b rick and 10000 com
mon brick for sale. For price address James
Murphy, Eureka, Kan. 19-6t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parties wishing my services to cry sales
had better give Inc few days notice as am
very busy A. b. HENTHoRN,
w-4S4t*-d-,9 City Auctioneer.
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Druggists liquor statements can be pro-
cured at this Office at 81 per thousand, post
age extra. GS5-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parlor Shoe store doors west of Manhat-
tan hotel for ladies' buttoned shoes, lower
than them all 70 At
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
special Bargain.

Parlor Shoe store, doors west of Mauhat-
tan hotel for ladies ST U0 shoes 19-4t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Nogice 10 Gardener.

Parlor Shoe store, doors west OF Manhat
tan hotel for fine boots at cost .gst
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parlor Shoe store. 4doors ~e-st of Mania:
tau motel ior men s-.uu boots. s94t
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parlor Shoe store 4 doors west of Afauhat-
tan hotel to save money 70 #
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
Notice to Contractor

Parlor Shoe store doors west Of Manhat-
tan hotel for neat repairing. e9it
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

Parlor Shoe store doors west of Manhat-
tan hotel for mems 81 shoes T94 IT
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18

d19-4t*
Wichita eagle., 1887-02-18
New York Gram and Provisiotfs.

le total sales OF stocks were HJ.S S5V shares
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-24
A Wright appointment.

LOUISVILLE, KY, December %. -
Major J. NJ. Wright, of this city. has
been appointed Marshal of the United
States Supreme Court, to succeed John
G. Nicolay, who retires to devote him
self to literary work. The position is a
life one with salary of So 900 year.
Major Wright is a graduate Of West
Point, and Is q son Of General George
Wright, q. 5. a., who commanded the
Department of the Pacific during th5
war, and who was lost on the steam
ship Brother JOndtbdq, in 1865, while
going from San francisco to Oregon.
In 1861 he resigned his cadetship at
West Point to accept an appointment as
assistant adjutant-general of volu ateers
on the staff of Major-General D. G.
Buell.. He accompanied General Buell.
to the west, and served there on his
staff throughout his campaign. After
the war ne settled in Louisville and be-
gan the practice OF law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-24
The Earth quake Sufferers.

NoGALEs, A. T., Dec mber o Kos
terlItzkl. of Bavispe, Sonora, was in the
city. last night, and gave an account Of
the sufferings Of eople of this earth
quake-stricken district. He says the
Mexican go ernme2t recently sent a
lot of provisions, but the people are
destitute of clothing What lew houses
were constructed month ago have
been destroyed, and the people are now
living on Refuge Hill, il huts con-
structed OF poles and grass. Tho
weather is ~ cold. a small baud of
Apache Indians are also deprt dating in
the vicinity, and in the last three
weeks, four men have en- killed and
UGH stock Guu off. Shocks are fire
q lent, thoug no new riEts haue beea
rened. Its stated Cnat Dr.. Goodfel
low, with q nu Der of Mexican officers,
Will leave for that region, TO morrow,
for the purpos of scien Ific esear"h.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-24
HOLLY ANO BOQUET d ZEN
TOR CHRISTMAS DECORATION Al
Il John Readings.
Es FRAY NOTICE.

HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE FOL
1 lowing described animals impounded
as estrsys. or for tiesspaE>: One red snd
while heller 3 ars old, branded 4 on left
hip, underslOpe il left ear some white on
TIL One ligh roam heifer, IL ars old,
branded ' V On right hip; swallow fork in
each eur, boDtai!. red nose One red heifer.
about mont Old. bra ded on right hip
If dana and costs on said animals be not
paid within zen DAYS from date of this notice,
they will ire sold to the highest cash bidder
at Butlerville Es'rav Pound, at 10 O'Clock,
on the I'd day of January, 1888 Dated at
Butler lie Prec net, Butlerville, Utah. the
Z2d day o. necem Der. 1887 ChaiSes Woat
ton. Poundkeeper of SAID Precinct
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-12-24
About AIDIne,

Steven e. Martin, son of Jessie B.
and Sophronia Martin. of Scipio Nil
lard County, died very suddenly at
Alpine, Utah County, Friday morning
December 23d. The young man was
much esteemed in tue community.
The Alpine people have been improv-
ing their meeting house this fall by
building a vestry and bellfry to the
main hall on the east end. The addI-
ton is constructed of brick and
adds to the appearance of
the main structure. rhe bell
is n place, aud is much admired for It's
utility in this peaceful nook. There are
many fine horses in this place, and as
for boodei horses Alpine takes the
lead OF any town in Titan.
William Djvey is still working at his
trade (blacksmi hing Mr.. D. is sup
plying Salt Lake merchants with many
articles i'll his line, VIZ : GheelbarroWs,
wagon brakes, and "sich' at l. SIS than
the same goods can be laid down from
the east.
Messrs. Powell & Co, of Lehi, are
having a big run on grinding. All
other mIlis in the north end of Utah
County are froze up. It's IAN Ill wind y
etc.
Butchers can find good fat sheep aud
cattle at Alpine. The grangers there
are beginning TO learn how it's done.
ITINERAET.
Lehi, Dec. %. 1887.